Introduction
Micropage turns a markup file into a deployed static site with working forms.
You write a .page file: one element per line, no nesting, a closed vocabulary of tags. Micropage builds it, hosts it, and collects the form submissions.
Start here
Open app.micropage.sh and create a project. Nothing to install, no card required.
- The editor opens on the
.pagesource. You edit it like code. - The AI tab writes into that same file. Free includes a starter AI credit.
- Save stores a draft and leaves the live URL untouched.
- Publish is the deploy button. It puts the current markup live on your
*.micropage.shURL.
Then learn the format. The Markup Cheatsheet is the full tag list, and Your First Page builds one from scratch.
What you can build
- Landing pages
- Multi-page sites
- Sites with contact forms
- Portfolios and product pages
Also a CLI (Pro)
The micropage CLI is included on Pro and Pro+. It works against the same projects and builds as the web app, so you can edit locally and publish from a script. On Free, publish from the browser.
Deploy tokens, which let a CI runner publish without an interactive login, are Pro+.
Where to start
- Web App Quickstart — publish a site from your browser, no install needed
- Markup Cheatsheet — every tag on one page
- Your First Page — learn the markup format
- Web App Overview — the editor and its tabs
- Examples — copy a working page
- CLI setup — install and use the CLI (Pro)
- CI/CD — publish from CI with a deploy token (Pro+)